Shah Rukh Khan's daughter Suhana Khan has found herself in the middle of legal trouble. This is related to her agricultural land purchase in Alibaug, Maharashtra which she had acquired last year. The deal was reportedly worth crores and is now under scrutiny for violation of land ownership regulations.
According to the reports, Suhana acquired a 1.5-acre plot in Alibaug’s Thal village for approximately ₹12.91 crore. For this a stamp duty of ₹77.46 lakh was paid. The documents had listed her as the farmer which raised questions given the land's agricultural status. And the purchase was carried through the corporate entity Deja Vu Farm Pvt Ltd which is linked to her grandmother (Gauri Khan’s mother) and sister-in-law.
The controversy has been raised now because under the Maharashtra Land Revenue Code, only farmers are permitted to legally acquire agricultural land. Authorities have now claim that “proper permissions for the transaction were not obtained,” despite the plot being originally allotted to farmers. This matter has sparked investigation into potential irregularities.
Even the officials have confirmed that if these violations are true, “they may face legal action.” The Resident Deputy Collector, Sandesh Shirke, has also stepped in, ordering an unbiased report from the Alibaug Tehsildar to assess the legality of the transaction.
Reports have clarified that this is not only her investment in the coastal town. Apart from this, she has also acquired a beachfront plot worth nearly ₹10 crore that marked her second major purchase in the area. The deal has drawn widespread attention because of the high-profile nature of the Khan family and the complexities of land ownership laws in Maharashtra. For now, the legal team is investigating the matter, and the clarity will only come to light once the official report is filled.
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